Chinese silver cruet Articles consisting of a niello salt with…
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Chinese silver cruet Articles consisting of a niello salt with seafaring detail & a pumpkin form salt & pepper with floral detail. Weight total 71.2g

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  • Niello - A compound made up of lead silver copper and sulphur that is black in colour, and applied to the engraved areas of silver items, thus highlighting the engraving by making the black niello detail stand out from the silver background. It was used on edged weapons from the Renaisance onwards, and also by Russian crafstmen of the19th century.

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